Robby With its magnificent plume-like blooms and architectural foliage, pampas grass makes a dramatic statement in any landscape Native to South America, this hardy perennial grass can grow quite large, reaching up to 10 feet tall and wide If your pampas grass has outgrown its space or needs dividing, you may be wondering when is the … Read more
Perennial flowers that bloom all summer are a terrific addition to any garden, especially when grown in pots and containers. Long-blooming perennial flowers provide continuous color and beauty throughout the season without requiring frequent replanting. Growing these flowers in pots allows you to easily move them to optimize sunlight exposure or highlight certain areas of … Read more
Philodendron erubescens “pink princess,” a beautiful and highly sought-after philodendron, is at the top of many plant collectors’ wish lists, and for good reason. The pink princess is one of a kind in the plant world. Its heart-shaped, deep green leaves are speckled with bubblegum pink spots. The pink princess plant is often confused with … Read more
Star of Bethlehem bulbs produce a beautiful and symbolic flower that is popular around the holidays. If you want to grow these stately flowers in your own garden, you may be wondering where you can find Star of Bethlehem bulbs for sale. With a bit of searching, you can find several reputable online retailers that … Read more
As a gardener, choosing the right fertilizer is crucial for the health and productivity of your plants. Two of the most popular organic fertilizers on the market are Garden Tone and Tomato Tone Both provide necessary nutrients for plants, but have some key differences In this article, we’ll compare Garden Tone vs Tomato Tone to … Read more
You need to make the most important choice of the whole process before you start building or even planning your terrarium. Your choice will have far-reaching implications (at least as far as your terrarium is concerned). It dictates the type and number of plants and animals you can include. It will impact the aesthetics and … Read more
We are in love with cosmos. Here are some of the reasons we grow cosmos as a cut flower on our flower farm!. I’ve always loved the soft look of cosmos growing in our Nova Scotian gardens. With their lacy leaves, they look so delicate, and they look great in a bouquet with other leaves. … Read more
Take a bite of a sweet ripe strawberry and you’ll likely notice the tiny yellowish specks scattered across the fruit’s surface. But what exactly are these little dots and why are strawberry seeds yellowish or tan in colour? Keep reading for an in-depth guide to strawberry seed coloration. Strawberry Seeds Are Actually Called Achenes This … Read more
People loved these plants in old gardens, and you can still find them in many gardens and towns. They are sometimes called oxeye daisies. This is a case of inaccurate common names leading to confusion. Technically, oxeye daisies are Leucanthemum vulgare, while shasta daisy is a L. vulgare hybrid Leucanthemum x superbum. Both are sparsely … Read more
A close up photo of a plant reveals details that we don’t normally see with the naked eye. The textures, patterns and colors become striking works of art when viewed up close. Macro photography allows us to zoom in and capture the hidden beauty within flowers leaves, stems, seeds, and more. Why Take Close Up … Read more